1st Edition
Multiple Modernities Carmen de Burgos, Author and Activist
Contents
Editors’ Introduction: Carmen de Burgos revisited
Carmen de Burgos: A Spanish Feminist – Lost and Found
Elizabeth Starčević
The Carmen de Burgos Enigma: Marriage, Separation, and Public Activism
Maryellen Bieder
Carmen de Burgos’s Place in a Genealogy of Spanish Feminist Thought
Roberta Johnson
Face to Face with Carmen de Burgos: the Influence of Nineteenth-century Writers
Ana I. Simón Alegre
Carmen de Burgos and her Virtual Dialogues with Pío Baroja and Miguel de Unamuno
Thomas Franz
Of Feminism and Fringe: Carmen de Burgos’s La melena de la discordia
Kathleen Doyle
Putting the Brake on Matilde: The Woman Traveller in Carmen de Burgos’s El perseguidor
Elena Lindholm
In Search of Feminist Happiness: Burgos’s La entrometida
Anja Louis
Homosexual and Virile Women in Ellos y ellas and Quiero vivir mi vida
Lourdes Estrada-López
Carmen de Burgos Speaking for Women
Michael Ugarte
Bringing the escuela to the despensa: Regenerationist Politics in Burgos’s Cookbooks Rebecca Ingram
La perfecta casada: Carmen de Burgos’s New Feminine Feminist Perfection
Michelle M. Sharp
Biography
Anja Louis is Associate Professor in Cultural and Intercultural Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, UK, where she is a member of the Cultural, Communication and Computing Research Institute.
Michelle M. Sharp is visiting Assistant Professor in Hispanic Studies at Macalester College (Saint Paul, MN).
